Dickenss Perspective on Social Grievances, Crime, and Penal Issues in the Victorian Era and Its Reflection in Oliver Twist

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Set against the backdrop of Victorian England, this seminar paper explores the profound social and reformative transformations influenced by the industrial revolution. It focuses on the significant demographic and social changes occurring in metropolitan areas, especially London, highlighting how these shifts impacted literature and society. The analysis is rooted in the context of political themes within the works of Charles Dickens, providing insights into the interplay between literature and the evolving social landscape of the time.